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Wireless Internet Contact Lenses

 You know they can't be far off.
 
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Imagine attending funerals, state dinners, and other stultifying occasions---and being able to watch The Game whilst pretending to pay attention. (You'd have to remember not to react loudly to good plays, though.)

I'm not sure what the input method would be, or how you'd hear the audio. Brainwaves? Well, by then the Net will be so advanced that it probably won't be interested in interacting with us anyway.

—Ander, Oct 13 2000

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[egnor, Oct 13 2000, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Virtual Retinal Display http://www.hitl.was...n.edu/projects/vrd/
To answer Centauri's question. [egnor, Oct 13 2000, last modified Oct 05 2004]

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